Wansworth
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For those going south bit of a parentheses asGalicia is at last enveloped in rain and wind asa series of lows come in from the Atlantic.Time to hang out in the area and wait?
No we welcome it with joy the only thing I worry about is the roof?Could be a bit depressing.
Yup, some people we know are signed up for the ARC and storm bound in La Corunna.There could well be quite a few yachts holed up in the rias
And the French family In Vivero who had rudderbitten by a OrcaYup, some people we know are signed up for the ARC and storm bound in La Corunna.
Or both!Why not use GRIBs, or the new Met Office App?
I suppose that my point, really, was that the human brain cannot beat the computer models as regards such matters as movement of a low, its development etc. I have seen some ridiculous claims with people trying to apply ideas that date back to the late 40s/early 50s. It ,at be interesting from an academic viewpoint but not useful.Or both!
I like a quick morning glance at upper level charts as imho it's easier to get feel for the movement rather than flicking through the surface charts to see where the lows are going. That's further south though. if the 500mB 5640m line is pointing at Galicia & not Scotland then time to look more carefully.
Plus helps a little to visualize a bit the 3d meanderings between the polar & Ferrel cells. As does looking at higher level temperatures on windy.
So both!- much more interesting ?
Well I find it very useful ? , and interesting.I suppose that my point, really, was that the human brain cannot beat the computer models as regards such matters as movement of a low, its development etc. I have seen some ridiculous claims with people trying to apply ideas that date back to the late 40s/early 50s. It ,at be interesting from an academic viewpoint but not useful.
The weather lady on Galician news has a habit of standing right in front of where the lowes are coming?
Well I find it very useful ? , and interesting.
One occasional useful feature in 500mB is they will occasionally hint at a cut off low forming down of Morocco before it shows up on the gribs/surface synoptics which can be handy to get ready if you want to head north up the Portuguese coast.